La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 22, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TTtREf! 'ii'Biiil E5 SiSANDE EVS'iNG' 5B5jfJK'VEi2 "Tliiuday;Mhh 22, "1921 ' Ufa. RITTT AT 'PLAY FIELD TRIAL IS La Grande Fans May Sec ' Heavy weights Battle In Ring Here On April 5tli ProspecU of a boxing curd to ho held April fith in I.u Grande wilh two heavyweights us the star per formers were disclose! toilnv bV T)no- Evpnf, Kimi'lnn' fn OnoJ.latthmnl((r I''ol(l" 0 member1 of uv? .veny similar to unelthe L Gninrie boxi,, -!.,. Held in Lebanon, Will Be lAtteinpts lire now beinK made to soi TTfld in Fiarovn Ovon-nri cllre tw heitvies, of n class in keep- neia in, L,astein inegon. ,inef wiUl the brand of ciml8 tlmt " , 'have been put o here durinfr the A now nltturlloil Ih In More for the !naflt season, to fiitht a main .went NEXTOGTOBER nporiHiiion or the Wing, Kin uml Flri'ti'oot (Mub of I'nioa County. n nmincement has bpfn innrte that a fJel1 trlut. includinjr Wallowa, Union, f ' mat Ilia and Halter rounty sports men, will tin hold In the coming Oc tober. "Wo nro petting some .of the hem hrcd (Ioks in tho Hulled KtalOH,' athtofl Al Andrew's, secretary of thd v.Hxh today, "and the Wallowa county BportHinon claim the bPt broken loirn.; This remains to .bo neon and the romlng field trial, will nettle tics i-inlvely the .supremacy." I.ehunon, Oregon Ih -now on tho Innp aa far h field trials are concern ed. Kuril I'ali a trial for dojfs from nil jiuriN of the country la held and tho Interest Ih rowiritf rapidly from yfur to year A similar trial held In I'lnfitern Orejfon would do much t-i Mevat. i lie interest of the local ami nuUhlc Niort.snirn. The clnh request that all h anient owning hunting don-: join thetcluh as the entrance, of riotrs Tof the field trial wll be rCHlrleted to those owned by club membcra. "And iyo want, lo kIiow . Wallowa cnuntv Vi-ho has Ihe host dojyn," .M r. Andrew-t tinserled. . ... . K .. SPRINT, FOOTBALL , i , PRACTICE STARTS (lly Associated Vress) FiTANlHthi I'a! V KUSITY,' ('alii', Mnr. 22. After, a rest of three ' niontJif the Hlauford gridiron 'men Will be on tho Job atWln April :i for practice, wit h 'oachea "J'op' War tier. Andy Kerr uhd "Tiny" Thorn, tilll worUliifr o develop the Cardinal brickfield. " The Caida' line hn-s been weakened hy the los.i of (VpuUn Dudley do Oroot and Charles Johnston at coo ler and tackle. t.lkewLw large hole Jiavo been Hhol in tho team by thi. Iohh of Joe lotiglr.w. ' lilll f'heny timl CK orffe Houek, who worn alrlcli-e-n off the lint by, the registrar1! ate. i'lavens and Favlllc, ruled Uh tho) teams beat gunrds,' Will -return thlK RpHng, and Mertz, lole, Lawnon, Juiuwen and Thomas nUl he back fnr their plaecH at tho ends, lleorffe jtuker, who substituted for In flroot ;'in :a f(-w (iiiartern loat season,' will havp ?mt otie contender for Ihe eea ier position, tloh Hunt of the i'resh i man Rqiiad. ' ., . of ten rounds. Such a match, if ar ranged, which is - vary likely, would be preceded hy an eipht round spe dnl event betweeu Bairon DeGreeve und Charley lWoi.se. both of I.a iiraniie, who weiirh-about 150, hnd come under tho welterweitrht class. Two four round preliminaries would start otr the curd. Mr. Ford is communicatiny with Portland with the hopes of bringing two men here who will do their stuff to the satisfaction of the fans and hopes to give tho ringsiders the fight Of -the season when the mutch is pulled off. i , La Grande Scouts to Play ; Baker for Caging: Title The La Grande Boy Scouts will jjo to Baker Suturdaiv to meet the Ba ker Scouts, who , were defeated re recently, in it return ffatuc with them on their own floor. Baker is ha (iranrie'a only obstacle to the juve nile basketball championship of Union und Ltaker county and pro- VKwng ! Gaitic Laws to Be Subject A Of Meeting March 28th j' A meeting f dflegales from all UportHhieh'fl ehibs In Baker, I'miilllla, ir iind t'nioi counties ia calfcd'. " foi1 i Alarch 2Sth for the purpose, of iinap ; plntf out chaiiKes in the dee and up Jf lind bird season uml also ierrarilln;: the eloslnfr of streams In , different .Y!eetlohs will be threshed out. The ' meeting Is culled us a result of a ilo f Rire of the ta.te- commialon to re cetve rocodiinrmhtllohs and J be views nf KaKtcrn Oregon clubs on tho niut Kiers In question. - - ' - Any sunseations '-from any of tho 'Hub members or others will bo Can Kidorod, hI at es- Al Andrews, secretary of the Winy:, hln and l-'leet Koot Club of I'lilon county, who requests .that all communications coneorninH: tho matters bo mailed (O him. When Better ' Automobiles Are Built - Buick . Will Build Them. Con Adams and Fir' the local, hoys win Saturday, thevi will' b'rt' undisputed . holders of the title. ' A tough battle is expected, how ever, us one of Baker's best 'players was unable to take part in the lineup i nero when pie' teams met bet ore. StrerigLjiepedv they i expect to defeat La Grand, ghd in that event u third gam might result: . Hard und inten sive practice is rupitMy getting the home team on odgel and they are ex pecting to be able to take the ltaker boys into camp. " With . tho postmaster general switched to the interior department and tho senator from Indiana made "P. G." each Will have New ork Work to do. 'tZZ. ' lie x ! SPORT BRIEFS! T.OAT rip.TTtvr!" t! nm.p is r.ATRfiT .t. illy AKSuolnted I'nnas) . j HACBAMKNTCi, Calif.., Mnr. 23. ("tiuai kcIMhk' wolf Is a form of Ih. which is present Kai-t nuenlo tlplf club. Kaeh piny toslrlnir lrt enter Ihe 'Koal" tom-natneni nbtidus a nicdal Irntn Hecrelurv IViink Welwlei- wht.-h 1 oh dm' face of "billy" ffhf till liiionm'-,'he'-rofo h "niriteh ''tH 'artofW. taBtfed out In l a kolf outfit and rat-rv fplaye, bin mnv jvivo his opponent;, imr it bair or clulm, Around Mm tfoul n fioaV won frorn'n lrevioiirt oppoh hi raiat'd lellera Is .Ihe hiHeriptluii 1 1 nl. Thcia player'a goaf may change "Sueraint'iiio liolf Club" and on the lmndh any number of tlmea. .. -reverwo Hide ih engraven Mm owner's i tiia ntitytr wiio nas a'eumiilulod imine. i.ii'iim iti wi- tin I .:Vu i . fairway pustlnu- a bo.vi.iP- vnr.1 ..t n,wrti.i hull r,..-! ,no 1,l,,'' nr HHeresi of Die Friday night, with "Young" Keteltel' and "Denny O'Doa" fealured us the headline in the lU-round main event, Tom Sherlock, chairman of the slate athletic commission, an noiinced Wednesday that no permit had been, grunted the Boise Ath letic club and, because of tho "pre liminary bout" caliber of the prin cipals, it is possible that tho card will not be given with the sanction ot the commission. "This thing of putting on ono good rum and then sandwichim? in hunch of 'coffe and' doughnut shows must stop," declared the commission Head. The uiai'ili(M are played by elm I -h-iitfi' 11 ml uie by match handicap, The player IomIiik" Ills nutloh mutt I'orrell hla "coal" (n Ihe winner. Tito winner ttf a imi malcli Is iiuf ro- ttnrfil tn iriv,. up I) ih own Uie . irri'uli'tii niinibcr ,ol "Koala p ttu last .Sutnlay In May will be da olaed Ihe winner and will receive it ItClwi, . i3. ....... .-- . , bloc ?H just (in -"uppeiltn with th -.vioV..- DeBpite tho flu, boils, troublesoma .ankles and now a law suit, Babe Ruth manures to get a lot of fun, out ot . swatting the pill. Here'a, ;tlie latest photo of the Yankee starj iftt the.Kew Orleans ;raiping camp.; BAIRIE SIGNED FOR (iO WITH TED KUACHE Bus Bairie, local juiiior 'welter weiglit, is now scheduled to fioht Ted Krnchc, who packs quite a i-ep in - the worm or ;iistiana, in Aber deen.' Washington, in' the main event of a curd scheduled then- for April I'Jth, Bairie, following his Win over Shannon here ,has been beseiged with piopositiohs lo fight in several cities on the const. FA'HIIHTiON BASKB VLL NEW OKLI5ANS . !R. II. 'R. Now York Americans, . . . . 1 0 2 New Orleans Southern. . .8 !l Batteries. Roetteirer. Snntos rtnd Schang, Hoffman; Milter, Crnft und Mitzie, Dpwie. - i BBANDENTOWN, Flu. K. II. E. St. Louis Nationals.. 3 17 li ii (Ijj riuiiHicipniu riuunnuis , . . o i ii Kight innings. Batteries, Tonv, Pfeffer, Steely and Ainsniith. McCurdy; Hubbell, Weinert, Ring and Wilson, O'Brien, Uncommon Dresses "AS DIFFERENT AS POSSIBLE" v in this exclusive store where you'll find one-of-n-kind styles not ordinarily seen elsewhere and at prices most moderate, too. We welcome ' the opportunity to show them to you. .' . A WJiKon is jfuidctl by tho tnnjrtio out in (ront; an automolnle lteiiuefit ly is guided by the tonjruc " on the bark s.'at. ' ' r EpOT ' Hp -S28L3iS v iriTMff&iiiifitirPfna add malted barley togeth er with iron, vitamin, mud a bran content so often lacking in modern food. QOD robbery isioflhi . -I- uisguisedi'.Vilal cssen i tials of diet are left oul.aiu! f, the defect hidden by quan- lity.'looks arid taste; ""' A. ' . . f J5 :(;ffv: .;.;u .Grape-Nuts with cream"- Phosphorus is; aff)odri or milk is completely and element necessary to the so u i d t? "iron r 1 Shiirgr body. Nature provides it in so crtHir and delicious that every-member-ot your fa' Poittim Cm.!?" r. ;. economy. If Rheumatic Eat No Sweets Says Glas, of 8alts Htlpf Ovtrtom Rhtumatltm Acid. her good grains but extra" "refinement" in themilling processes throws it away. Grape-Nuts supplies phosphorus as a part of the well-rounded, perfected nourishment from wheat GrapeNut$ i'TItfiKe'si Reason- ' v' ; .5 v Made by! Jvfutji Cfcrlil jCoinpmiy ,Inc.,,lyaUl.e ffX?cK MmsIi. mmmttmtttatmmxmt Ijt tTfl Propnre Your Hlatrninnl ami Tnronie 'I'ax Upturn. V3 Will Have Yon Money. IlnrilikiTpIng N.vstfni Inslalli'il. nnolf.i Kept Hy llio Year MAl.ONF.Y PKAT1SON CO. tat (irnntlr. oi-p. IMiimh' M-7:t:t .. In Orcfron Iblw.-Imp. libit,'. .. itxxmttmwMtmmxtmttmtittmumutt oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Rheumatism is easier to avoid than to cure, states a well-known authority. We are advised to dress warmly, keep the feet dry, avoid exposure, and above all, drink plenty of (jood water and avoW eating sweeu of all kind. Kheumatism is caused by body waste and acid? resulting from food Iferinentation. It is the function of the kidneys to filter this poison from the blood and cast it out in the urine; the pores of the skin are also a means of freeing the blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly cold weather the skin pores are closed,, thus forcing the kidneys to do double work: they . become weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate this waste and acids, which keeps accumulating and circulating through the system, eventually settling i ihe ininu and muscles, causing stiff ness, soreuess and pain, called rlieuma- "'vt the first twinge -of rheumatism eel from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon ful in a pass of water and drink be fore breakfast each morning for a week. This is helpful to neutralize acidity, remove waste mutter, alo to stimulate the kidneys, thus often ridding the blood of rheumatic poison. , Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon . juire, combined with lithia, and i used with excellent results by thousands of folks who are subject to rheumatism. FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 o After SlldnlRlit Call Folej Hotel " JtlAIiSI o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo niiiiii.iiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiM FRANK R. SUYDAM General Repair Shop Furniture Repaired and Refinished Household Repairing of All Kinds 106 Fir St Phone 513-J tnnanwtmuntammtmmtmmmtu-.x ; Hi! V thenl to you. .' :. , . . j j ! American T08ACQ) cq h, 1111 oooooooooooooooooooooooooQoooooooooo oooooooo oooooo oooooooooooooooooooooO' ill : I I Invest That Money You Got for a Christmas Present In ;' I I ; jll . . La Grande's Leading Jewelers; - ' Estabiifiliccf 1890 ' ' ' ; "' ' ijfj oooooooooooooooooooooooboobo.oooooodoocjoo i a sr Si ... v. , , li'K em I nun family will greatly enjoy it for. breakfast, lunch or supper. Ready to serve in a moment. Order from your grocer today. nil- i,(H)v m.in.Di-K LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MAOI11NF, SHOT AND FOrNIHtY '. . All Kinds of Machinery, Anlornolwlis nnil Traclnrn Repaired Overhauled nl ItelmJH. Aeetyh no Welding of All Klmla , ' Pyllmler ltorlnw and Oversize I'lntons Cranltshafr.i. IMhIoiih nnd IMalon fMns Bi'Kronnd (Jlvo Vh u Trail D. FITZGERALD Prop. The Greatest School ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo i --MPm4 NEW RESIDENCE CHAPEL Our Service Offers the Heat in Equipment, Combined With Thorough Professional Training:. W. H. BOHNENKAMP. GO, Day Phone Night Phone Mai59 Funeral Directors IS the. homo. Children learn by .imitation. They copy a Igood example. As the leading example, mother the general manager of the family should manage .well, have her business in order. Her checking account makes for easy, orderly pay ments and give a simple bookkeeping system. Her sav ings account is growing to provide for her children's future. ,;-'--;--.' : ' - ; ." v This Dank Welcomes Hie Accounts of Homeniakcrs UNITED STATES NATIONAL. BANK 3 V " La Grande, Oregon MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM OOOOOOOO 00000O0OO0000O000OOOOO0O0O')000OO0O3OOOOOOO0O0